Browns End 16-Year Winless Streak at Three Rivers
Cleveland Browns pull off a 27-24 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers before 57,327 fans at Three Rivers Stadium to snap a 16-year drought. Earnest Byner stars with 79 yards and a TD, while Rickey Bolden is lost for 6 to 8 weeks with a broken arm. A pivotal fumble recovery by Earnest Jackson and a late stop preserve the win as Matt Bahr misses a 24-yard FG with 4:50 left. The win puts Cleveland 3-2, tied for first in the AFC Central with Cincinnati.
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Matt Bahr
Steelers left with no option in Browns win at Three Rivers
Pittsburgh coach Chuck Noll stuck with an option play late in the fourth quarter as Mark Malone pitched to Earnest Jackson a fumble with Browns safety Chris Rockins recovering in the 27-24 loss. Noll said it was part of the plan to attack the Browns’ defense.
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Reggie Langhorne
Browns Steelers clash sparks mix of quotes and nerves
In a tense game, Browns coach Marty Schottenheimer says he is excited despite mistakes while Ozzie Newsome jokes about returning to Cleveland. Steelers coach Chuck Noll defends the option plays as part of the gameplan. Rich Erenberg and Gerald McNeil praise and critique the plays as both teams discuss fumbles and key moments late in the contest.
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The Worm Has Turned in a Browns Steelers Tale
The piece argues the Browns win over the Steelers ended 16 years of heartbreak at Three Rivers Stadium. It traces the Steelers rise under Chuck Noll beginning with the 1969 draft, highlighting Mean Joe Greene, Terry Bradshaw, Mel Blount, Franco Harris, Lynn Swann, Jack Lambert, John Stallworth, and Mike Webster as the backbone of a seventies dynasty. It contrasts the Browns’ decline and late 1970s rebuild with high draft picks and USFL talent such as Frank Minnifield and Gerald McNeil, concluding that the worm has turned.
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Terry Bradshaw
Ron Shanklin
Mel Blount
Frank Lewis
Jack Ham
Franco Harris
Lynn Swann
Jack Lambert
John Stallworth
Mike Webster
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Gerald McNeil
Cleveland vs Pittsburgh football game summary incomplete
In a game featuring Cleveland and Pittsburgh players, rushing and receiving totals are listed with Kosar and Malone among the passers. Key rushers include Jackson and Erenberg, while receivers like Byvet Langhorne and Silaher contribute minor gains. The text shows penalties, first downs, and yardage but lacks coherent narrative or final score.
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Giants and Rams clash in overtime thriller
Giants edge Rams in an overtime clash, 26 20, with Tampa Bay and Denver also in play. Dallas, New York Jets, Buffalo, San Francisco and Indianapolis football matches fill the card.
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Indians finish 84-78 best since 1968
Cleveland capped the season at 84-78, their best mark since 1968, behind Tom Candiotti's 16th win and 17th complete game. The Tribe rallied past Seattle 4-2, extending their win streak to four and finishing strong with nine wins in the last 12 games. Candiotti, 16-12, struck out five with no walks. Joe Carter collected his 200th hit.
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Butler
Joe Carter
Mel Hall
Cory Snyder
Pat Tabler
Snyder
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